US presidential candidate says Russia 'cannot lose' in conflict in Ukraine
(Baonghean.vn) - US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that Russia cannot lose this war. Moscow is building and consolidating its forces, and they have an advantage in artillery over the US.
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| Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Photo: Fox News |
US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that Russia will not lose on the Ukrainian front. The Russian Armed Forces have a clear advantage in artillery compared to the US. Therefore, the Ukrainian and US governments are trying their "best" to hide the catastrophic losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
At the same time, Mr. Kennedy Jr. also stated that the US does not have enough artillery to replace weapons damaged on the battlefield. Kennedy Jr. described the current situation in Ukraine as "the most violent conflict" since World War II.
Mr. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a candidate in the Democratic primary election, is a politician who spoke out against the drone attack on the Kremlin in Russia on May 3.
"Russia has accused Ukraine of attacking the Kremlin with a UAV. Imagine how we would react if a Russian-backed force launched a UAV at Capitol Hill. We need to immediately stop actions that escalate the conflict" - presidential candidate Kennedy shared on his personal Twitter page.
If the purpose of the terrorist attack on the Kremlin was to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin, it was planned and carried out by "really stupid minds," according to former CIA analyst Fred Fleitz.
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UAV shot down during attack on Kremlin. Photo: Reuters |
In recent days, the surprise attack on the Kremlin has sparked a series of speculations and conspiracy theories, with the question: was this an act of terrorism by Ukraine and was Kiev's ally really behind it, or was this a scenario orchestrated by Russia?
Whether the attack was real or staged, both speculations lead to a single scenario: Russia will resolutely escalate the conflict with Ukraine to a new level.
While Russia has not yet announced the results of the investigation into the attack, Moscow has not hesitated to express its stance on the attack on the Office of Ukrainian President Zelensky. Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev asserted: "This is a terrorist attack, and there is no other choice but to eliminate Zelensky."
Also related to Russia-Ukraine tensions, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger commented that the conflict may be reaching a tipping point, and real negotiations will begin by the end of 2023.
